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mreiland
11y ago
no link?
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See, those things I could get behind because they protect the ranked experience. The LoL community has this idea that dodging is an important part of climbing BECAUSE of how often you auto-lose games from circumstances outside of your contr
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Can you link to an example of this? I've been on gamefaqs since the very beginning and I've never seen that. In fact, the vast majority of FAQs on that site are still text.
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You forgot a bullet point - not buy a house that's next door to a homeowner who rents the home to a person who is willing to drink and drive. In case you didn't pick up on it, I'm calling your bullet points bullshit. It'
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The best description I've seen is that insurance is peace of mind. from an individual perspective, insurance means you don't have to worry about unexpected expenses from things beyond your control (ie, peace of mind). Now, the mec
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At one point gamefaqs.com would generate static pages and serve those everywhere it could. This was before cnet bought the site though, I have no idea what they do nowadays, your post just reminded me of it.
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I can't speak for Dota, but I quit playing league because I got tired of how badly Riot has implemented their ranked system. There's so much talk about toxicity in league, and very little about what CAUSES the toxicity. Hands down
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If reddit means so much to you that you're willing to spend the time brigading against it, be my guest. Just don't be surprised with many people (most?) don't want to put that sort of emotional investment into a news aggrega
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> This can just as easily be turned around. Why do people who spout racism get to impose that standard of behavior and decorum on those who want to discuss video? Why does racist or sexist discussion trump relevant content in a content-s
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alright, well you had your chance, but if you can't do something as simple as describe the culture in which they translate as such, then I'm going with my initial reaction. You're unreasonable and not to be trusted on this is
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I'm curious which country you're from. Googling the term pulls up a few the wiki article for verbal abuse, but even that article makes no mention of violence. The closes you can find are a few blog opinion pieces where people are
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11y ago
There's a luck aspect, but luck in itself isn't enough. There's also the ability to recognize an opportunity, and having the resources, or the ability to gather the resources, to take advantage of the opportunity. But oftenti
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> verbal violence Is not a thing, you mean verbal abuse. equating verbal abuse with physical abuse doesn't make your point genuine, what it does is cause those of us who employ critical thinking to disregard your opinions as those
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11y ago
I don't see those issues either, OTOH I have a tendency to stick with specific subreddits of interest to me. I've never viewed reddit as a community, but as a community of communities, and I've always chosen to be a part of s
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mreiland
11y ago
then unsubscribe from /r/videos and /r/worldnews. problem solved and done so in a way that you have complete control over and doesn't impose yourself on others.
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If you read back over the the thread it will quickly become apparent that your example is not relevant within the context of this conversation.
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I agree within reason. I believe there are certain things that must happen, even with a 'get it done' mentality or the subsequent gitrdone is not possible due to productivity issues. Things like error detection and reporting in t
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I personally hate working with people who put things in terms of 'right' and 'wrong', or 'correct' and 'incorrect'. I honestly believe the key to software development is good decision making. If you&
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11y ago
There's only 1 person guilty of murder in this case, and 1 person guilty of paying for a murder. Those are two separate actions, both of which are illegal.
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The body uses water to process alcohol.
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I haven't had cable for well over 10 years now, and I don't miss it one bit. One great side effect is that when I choose to consume shows tv shows I do it without ads.
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Incorrect, the reason a casual drinker gets a hangover is because they don't know enough to keep themselves hydrated, whereas someone who is more experienced will absolutely keep that water by their bed throughout the night.
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thank you, all I could find were references to boost or home grown solutions, it makes sense now :)
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P.4 mentions using variant, but I couldn't find any information on this. Does standard C++ have a built in variant now? If so, could someone link me to a resource?
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you keep saying no value when several people have pointed out the value to you. Why do you keep saying that? Do you think repeating it will make it true?
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You've described exactly how I feel about these things.
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The best time to push to production is Friday afternoon, everyone knows that!
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Why did you just refer to core stability as "magic muscles" in a disparaging way? What exactly was your goal there? No one here said your core muscles were the only muscles involved in these exercises, but they are critical. Stop
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squats strengthen your core. https://www.google.com/webhp?ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=what%20... "quickness" is absolutely about the core muscles. This sort of quickness is not quite what the article was talk
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The flaw of the O-rings was known, but the risk was considered acceptable by management. This is specifically why I couched my answer in terms of risk. This was not specifically about the computer system, this was about the mis-assessment
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